“Grappa” literally means grape stalk, but most people know it as a potent alcoholic drink distilled from the grape residue left over from winemaking. This round metal tray features a large black and white photo of a glass of grappa. Chic, different and doesn’t come with a hangover, this tray is great as a display piece or for serving a round of drinks.
Made in Italy.
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Get back to the basics with these simple and charming nature-inspired purses. With incredible details such as bright embroidery and silver coins from Morocco, these cute little bags are perfect for toting around all your necessities. The curvy birdy comes on dark denim and the tiny tree comes on white fabric. Both 100 percent dyed cotton. Handmade in Morocco. Sold separately.
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Aaaaaah…There’s nothing like cracking open an ice cold soda pop on a hot day. And these puffy necklaces made from reclaimed bottle caps are equally as cool and just as refreshing. Laura Beamer collects old bottle caps and extends their life by turning them into lighthearted pieces of jewelry. There is also a sense of nostalgia that comes with the vintage look of the caps and the knowledge that they came from the classic glass bottles. You can almost taste the fizzy sweetness of the orange, cherry, grape, lemon-lime and black cherry soda. Comes on a snake chain with double-sided bubble pendant: cherry and black cherry soda, (white and red)(black and red); orange and grape soda, (orange and black)(purple and white); lemon-lime and lemon-lime soda, (white and green)(yellow and green). Sold separately.
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Are you thirsting for a new way to wear French cuffs? These handsome cuff links made from reclaimed beer bottle caps will bring a lighthearted spirit to the sometimes stuffy dress shirt. Artist Laura Beamer collects old bottle caps and then sets them in sterling silver to create a unique accessory that looks great and produces smiles. Choose from the New Belgium graphic red bicycle on orange background or the Bristol Brewing foaming pint glass on black background. Now whenever you look at your wrists, you′ll be reminded that work can wait because happy hour is only from 5-7.
Made in Oregon. Sold separately.
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Give your wardrobe a celestial shock that will put your style in line with the heavens. This simple and graceful moon and star charm by Thomas Mann showcases his gorgeous craftsmanship and unique style. The silver moon features simple curves and lines making up a face and the brass star provides nice contrast. Casual enough that it won′t eclipse your everyday wear, but polished enough that it will give your wardrobe new light. Handmade in New Orleans.
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Miniature brass screws and nails, perfectly carved bronze shapes, plus tiny patterns engraved onto the nickel background only begin to demonstrate the huge amount of heart and passion that Thomas Mann puts into his work. This Glow In My Heart pin is a gorgeously crafted piece of jewelry with a surprise metaphor incorporated into the design. Mann has subtly placed a glow-in-the-dark cutout of a heart in the middle of the larger heart. In daylight, you would never expect its secret, but once in a dark area, the little heart casts its soft glow and gives the wearer a chance to show the world the life and love within. Handmade in New Orleans.
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This puppy pin could be Toto’s twin - had the Wizard of Oz taken place in a machine world of the future. But don’t be mistaken, the industrial quality of this canine only adds to its charm. And haven’t you always wanted a cat that doesn’t shed? Slightly robotic and mechanical, but completely alluring, artist Thomas Mann has created atypical accessories that allow dog and cat lovers to show their pet pride without being overly cutesy. A combination of sterling silver and brass accents, these pins combine sturdy craftsmanship, playful imagination and a true appreciation for our four-legged friends. Handmade in New Orleans. Sold separately.
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Whimsical illustrations of the botanical and animal world will make learning the ABCs fun and visually stimulating. Each image comes with a letter, so kids can learn the names of things that exist in the natural world as well as their alphabet letters. Parents will find the classic illustrations so appealing they might let it remain out on the floor a bit longer than the usual toy. Printed on large and durable pieces for easy assembly and fun learning. Arrives in a sturdy cardboard lunch box with a handle for easy packing and transportation.
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Make Old MacDonald proud with this floor puzzle of a bustling barnyard. Cute and colorful illustrations of everything you need in a barnyard from the barn to the animals, the trees to the bees. Each grouping of images comes with a number, so kids can learn numbers one through 12 visually and by counting aloud. Printed on large and durable pieces for easy assembly and fun learning. Arrives in a sturdy cardboard lunch box with a handle for easy packing and transportation.
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Want to really make a statement? Then why not wear something that has real meaning behind it? This handsome gold tie displays the handwritten version of the Emancipation Proclamation on it. Drafted by President Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863, this important piece of history declared “that all persons held as slaves…are, and henceforward shall be free.” A reminder of the trials and tribulations our country and our people have endured in the fight for equality and freedom. Created by New York designer Josh Bach, each design is printed on fine, imported silk and then hand finished.
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Bring the outdoors into the office with this hunter green tie displaying the quintessential summer seating. The Adirondack chair was created by Thomas Lee in 1903 who needed outdoor seating at his summer home. Now, even when you are sitting in a desk chair, you can look down and think fondly of a different kind of chair. Created by New York designer Josh Bach, each design is printed on fine, imported silk and then hand finished. A great gift for Father’s Day and birthdays.
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Did you know that the male Scarlet Tanager loses its red color during the winter and regains it during breeding season? If you even knew what a Scarlet Tanager is then this is the game for you. The Great North American Bird Watching Trivia Game is the perfect gift and game for anyone who loves birds and who wants to learn more about them. Easy to learn and with three different skill levels a variety of players can participate. So put the binoculars away and take to this game like a duck in water.
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What did the 13th Amendment ban? Which is the driest state in the U.S.? What nickname was given to women who brought water to wounded soldiers? Get a lesson in history and fun with these American Revolution, Civil War, Geography of the United States and History of the United States Card Games. Thirty game cards combine trivia, illustrations, true or false and multiple choice questions. Players roll the die to determine which questions will be asked, so it’s always up to chance. Easy and hard levels, so all ages and learning abilities can be challenged. A fun and educational game for kids and adults, car rides and nights at home. You might be surprised by how much you didn’t know about the United States. (Answers: Slavery; Nevada; Molly Pitchers) Each sold separately.
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Did you know that the Johnny Cash song “A Boy named Sue″ was written by Where the Sidewalk Ends author Shel Silverstein? Or that in the movie E.T. the camera lens rarely went above 4-feet 8-inches off the ground to show the world from a child’s view? These are just two examples of the kind of American culture trivia questions in this interesting and educational game Civil Lore. The categories of the game are Secret Natures, Town Halls, Country Roads, Modern Airwaves, Urban Scenes and Futurescapes. Basically, the goal of the game is to stake your flag in all six sections, but the game has fun twists and turns along the way. Guaranteed to surprise and entertain all the players, Civil Lore is a great game of everyday knowledge and of our nation′s quirky past.
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Serve up your coldest summer drinks with the coolest pitcher around. This glossy white ceramic pitcher from designer Emily McCoy is covered in a myriad of colorful circles and will be a cheerful touch to any table. Whether you’re dining inside or out, serving sangria or lemonade this pitcher is sure to brighten your day.
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